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Irish Independent
24-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Irish Independent
Peaky Blinders auction of suit worn by Cillian Murphy raises £19k for cancer charity
The 48-year-old Cork actor wore the period-style grey three-piece suit in the final episode of the sixth series. The suit, which came with a handwritten note on a piece of script found in a pocket which says: 'takes off ring', sold for £1,650. The highest price of £3,000 was fetched by a three-piece woollen suit, also worn by Murphy as Tommy Shelby, which comes with a label reading 'Tommy suit C'. A hat worn by Sam Claflin, who played fascist MP Oswald Mosley during series five and six, sold for £180, and a coat worn by the late Helen McCrory as Shelby family matriarch Polly Gray in episode four of series three sold for £650. Other auctioned costumes and accessories included Tommy Shelby's wedding suit in episode one of the third season, which sold for £1,600, an embroidered jacket worn by Aimee Ffion Edwards as Esme Shelby in season six, sold for £240, as well as hats, dresses, ties, and shoes from the hit show. The Omega Auctions sale ran for four weeks from April 22. It concluded on May 20 with a themed event held at the Peaky Blinders bar on Peter Street in Manchester, featuring costume displays and live bidding. All proceeds from the auction have gone to The Christie Charity, which supports cancer patients and research at the Christie NHS Foundation Trust in Manchester. Oscar-winner Murphy is set to reprise his role as Birmingham gangster Shelby in a film set after the final season of the show, which ran from 2013 to 2022. Across six series, Peaky Blinders tackled the rise of fascism, Irish republican politics, and communist activities through the period following the First World War, along with Shelby's political ambitions. The sequel movie written by the show's creator and screenwriter Steven Knight is due for release this autumn.
Mint
24-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Mint
Team Peaky Blinders auctions costumes, including suits worn by Cillian Murphy, to raise money for cancer charity
The famous TV series Peaky Blinders auctioned off original costumes from the show, including suits worn by actor Cillian Murphy as Tommy Shelby, to raise £19,000 (approximately ₹ 22 lakh) for a cancer charity. A period-style grey three-piece suit, which the 48-year-old Irish actor wore in the final episode of the sixth series, was sold for £1,650 ( ₹ 1.90 lakh). The suit came with a handwritten note on a piece of script found in a pocket, which said: 'Takes off ring'. 1.90 lakh). The suit came with a handwritten note on a piece of script found in a pocket, which said: 'Takes off ring'. Another three-piece woollen suit that Murphy wore as Shelby fetched the highest price of £3,000 ( ₹ 3.45 lakh). It came with a label reading: 'Tommy suit C'. A hat worn by Sam Claflin, who played fascist MP Oswald Mosley during series five and six, sold for £180 ( ₹ 15,300). 15,300). A coat worn by the late Helen McCrory as Shelby family matriarch Polly Gray in episode four of series three sold for £650 ( ₹ 55,600). 55,600). Tommy Shelby's wedding suit in episode one of the third season, which sold for £1,600 ( ₹ 1.36 lakh). 1.36 lakh). An embroidered jacket worn by Aimee Ffion Edwards as Esme Shelby in season six sold for £240 ( ₹ 20,500). Other items auctioned included hats, dresses, ties, and shoes from the hit show. The Omega Auctions sale ran for four weeks from April 22. It concluded on May 20 with a themed event held at the Peaky Blinders bar on Peter Street in Manchester, featuring costume displays and live bidding. All proceeds from the auction have gone to The Christie Charity, which supports cancer patients and research at the Christie NHS Foundation Trust in Manchester. Oscar-winner Murphy is set to reprise his role as Birmingham gangster Shelby in a film set after the final season of the show, which ran from 2013 to 2022. Across six series, Peaky Blinders tackled the rise of fascism, Irish republican politics, and communist activities through the period following the First World War, along with Shelby's political ambitions. The sequel movie, written by the show's creator and screenwriter, Steven Knight, is due for release this autumn.
RTÉ News
24-05-2025
- Entertainment
- RTÉ News
Peaky Blinders auction of original costumes raises £19k for cancer charity
An auction of original costumes from BBC TV series Peaky Blinders, including a suit worn by actor Cillian Murphy as Tommy Shelby in the show's final scenes, has raised £19,000 for charity in the UK. The 48-year-old Irish actor wore the period-style grey three-piece suit in the final episode of the sixth series. The suit, which came with a handwritten note on a piece of script found in a pocket which says: "takes off ring", sold for £1,650. The highest price of £3,000 was fetched by a three-piece woollen suit, also worn by Murphy as Tommy Shelby, which comes with a label reading "Tommy suit C". A hat worn by Sam Claflin, who played fascist MP Oswald Mosley during series five and six, sold for £180, and a coat worn by the late Helen McCrory as Shelby family matriarch Polly Gray in episode four of series three sold for £650. Other auctioned costumes and accessories included Tommy Shelby's wedding suit in episode one of the third season, which sold for £1,600, an embroidered jacket worn by Aimee Ffion Edwards as Esme Shelby in season six, sold for £240, as well as hats, dresses, ties, and shoes from the hit show. The Omega Auctions sale ran for four weeks from 22 April. It concluded on May 20 with a themed event held at the Peaky Blinders bar on Peter Street in Manchester, featuring costume displays and live bidding. All proceeds from the auction have gone to The Christie Charity, which supports cancer patients and research at the Christie NHS Foundation Trust in Manchester. Oscar-winner Murphy is set to reprise his role as Birmingham gangster Shelby in a film set after the final season of the show, which ran from 2013 to 2022. Across six series, Peaky Blinders tackled the rise of fascism, Irish republican politics, and communist activities through the period following the First World War, along with Shelby's political ambitions. The sequel movie written by the show's creator and screenwriter Steven Knight is due for release this autumn.
News18
24-05-2025
- Entertainment
- News18
Tommy Shelby Suit Breaks Record As Peaky Blinders Auction Nets $25.7K
Last Updated: A charity auction for The Christie NHS Foundation Trust raised $25,700 through the sale of Peaky Blinders costumes. A charity auction for The Christie NHS Foundation Trust raised about $25,700 through the sale of original Peaky Blinders costumes. Omega Auctions hosted the event from April 22 to May 20, culminating in a themed gathering at Manchester's Peaky Blinders bar with live bidding and costume exhibits. Cillian Murphy's grey three-piece suit, featured in the series finale as Tommy Shelby, was sold for $2,234. Inside the pocket, a handwritten note read 'takes off ring," referencing Shelby's emotional journey. Murphy's wool 'Tommy suit C" achieved the highest price at $4,063, according to a PA report. Sam Claflin's hat, worn by his character Oswald Mosley, fetched $243. Helen McCrory's coat from her role as Polly Gray, the fierce matriarch of the Shelby family, was sold for $880. Murphy's wedding suit from Season 3 raised $2,167, and Aimee Ffion Edwards' embroidered jacket, worn by her character Esme Shelby, sold for $325. Additional items, including ties, dresses, and shoes, were also auctioned. The proceeds will support cancer research and patient care at Manchester's Christie Hospital. The event celebrated the show's enduring impact, blending the gritty 1920s aesthetic of Peaky Blinders with a charitable cause. The series followed Tommy Shelby's evolution from a Birmingham gangster to a political figure, facing off against fascism, communism, and personal struggles. Claflin's portrayal of Mosley reflected real-world extremism, while McCrory's Polly provided a strong, witty anchor for the Shelby family. The Peaky Blinders franchise is set to return soon with a film sequel, written by creator Steven Knight and starring Murphy, due for release this autumn. Running from 2013 to 2022, the series skillfully combined post-war politics with family drama, securing its cult status. Fans were able to relive the show's intensity and contribute to cancer research through their bids on these iconic costumes. First Published:
Hindustan Times
24-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Hindustan Times
Peaky Blinders charity auction raises $25,700; Tommy Shelby suit fetches record price
An auction of original Peaky Blinders costumes raised approximately $25,700 for cancer charity, The Christie NHS Foundation Trust. Held by Omega Auctions from April 22 to May 20, it ended with a themed event at Manchester's Peaky Blinders bar, featuring live bidding and costume displays. Cillian Murphy's grey three-piece suit, worn as Tommy Shelby in the series finale, sold for $2,234. A handwritten note inside its pocket read: 'takes off ring', a nod to Shelby's emotional arc. His wool 'Tommy suit C' fetched the highest bid of a whopping $4,063, says a PA report. ALSO READ | Why are more American children falling sick? RFK Jr's MAHA report has this to say Sam Claflin's hat, worn as fascist leader Oswald Mosley, sold for $243. Helen McCrory's coat from her role as Polly Gray, the Shelby family's fierce matriarch, went for $880. Murphy's wedding suit from Season 3 sold for $2167, while Aimee Ffion Edwards' embroidered jacket as Esme Shelby, a fiery Shelby in-law, earned another $325. Other items included ties, dresses, and shoes. Proceeds support cancer research and patients at Manchester's Christie Hospital. The event celebrated the show's legacy, blending its gritty 1920s aesthetic with charity. Peaky Blinders followed Tommy Shelby's rise from Birmingham gangster to political schemer, battling fascism, communism, and personal demons. Claflin's Mosley embodied real-world extremism, while McCrory's Polly anchored the Shelby clan with steel-hearted wit. A film sequel, written by creator Steven Knight and starring Murphy, releases this autumn. ALSO READ | Skilla Baby update: Rapper recovering after Detroit shooting - What we know so far The series, spanning 2013–2022, wove post-war politics with family drama, cementing its cult status. Fans relived its intensity through these costumes, turning memorabilia into cancer funds. Every bid honored the show's impact and its cast's iconic roles.
